<p> Lace up your hiking boots and join a park interpreter for a scenic walk to the stunning Fall Creek Falls, one of Lake Catherine’s most beloved spots. Along the way, you’ll uncover fascinating stories about the Ouachita Mountains, the park’s rich history, and how we can all help protect this special</p>

Ever wish you had a picture of something you saw but didn’t have a camera? Nature journals are a sure way to have that picture and never have to get a picture printed. Join a park interpreter in the Dardanelle side of the park at the pavilion and learn how to capture your memories without a camera.

<p>Paddle into the golden hour with us! Join a park interpreter for a peaceful evening kayak tour and experience Lake Catherine like never before. As we glide across the calm waters, we’ll explore the lake’s unique aquatic life, spot shoreline wildlife, and uncover what makes this hidden gem so</p>

Join Park Interpreter Carrie on an adventure like no other. There are unique discoveries to make along the Slunger Creek Trail at Lake Catherine State Park. See if you have what it takes to solve the clues. This program is about 30 minutes long and will begin at the Slunger Creek Nature trailhead. <br />

<p></p> <p>Experience Lake Catherine in a whole new light—moonlight! Join our park interpreters for a magical evening paddle under the stars. As we kayak across the calm, moonlit waters, you’ll enjoy the quiet beauty of the lake at night and take in the serene sights and sounds of the nocturnal world around</p>

Meet a park interpreter to hike to the park's archeology site, Rock House Cave. We will view American Indian rock art and discover more about the windows into the past that these images provide. This hike is 1/4-mile long. Please wear sturdy shoes and bring along water.<br>

<p>Bring
your binoculars, if you have them, and join a park interpreter at the
breezeway of historic Mather Lodge. We are making a short hike to the Cedar
Falls Overlook, looking for spring wildflowers and bird species along the way.
We will have a few binoculars on hand for those without them. This</p>

You can share special moments on the trail this spring at Lake Frierson State Park. Join the park interpreter on a hike along the 0.5-mile Dogwood Lane Trail for the Spring Snapshot challenge! Beautiful snapshots, funny snapshots, and even odd snapshots: the forest is alive and there are so many

Leave No Trace Principles compel park visitors to leave only footsteps and take only pictures. Join the park interpreter at "golden hour" to learn tips and tricks of capturing the beauty of nature through photography. Bring your camera (it could be the one on your phone) and wear comfortable walking

Is it a butterfly? A moth? Or is it a skipper? Join a park interpreter for a time of discovery and find out together, then perhaps tour the gardens to find some flying around it!<br><br><br>